How To Fix or Avoid Shockwave Crashes In Chrome

0 0 Metro Astig August 14, 2012 Edit this post

1. Open a new window or tab from your Chrome browser. 2. In the address bar, type [ chrome://plugins ]. 3. Tick the [ + details ] button see...

1. Open a new window or tab from your Chrome browser.

2. In the address bar, type
[ chrome://plugins ].

3. Tick the [ + details ] button seen at the top-right to view detailed list of the installed Plugins.

4. Check the number of Flash Plug-ins installed, on the list it may show
[ Flash (2 files) ] or [ Flash (3 files) ].

5. Check the Location of every Flash installed. If your using Windows OS, check if there is one located in [ C:\Windows\bla-bla-bla.dll ].

6. Disable the rest Flash Plugins on the list and let the Flash Plugin with the location
[ C:\Windows\bla-bla-bla.dll ] ENABLED.

7. Close your Chrome browser and launch it again. Enjoy!